Monday, Nov 09

Tuesday, Nov 10

Software

Free software brings complex trade analysis to laptops

Complex economic models used to analyze international trade could become more accessible to researchers with limited computing resources, thanks to free software developed at the University of Surrey. The study, posted to ...

Consumer & Gadgets

Radar wristband turns your arm into a smartwatch trackpad

Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed technology that turns a smartwatch user's forearm into a trackpad, allowing the user to scroll, zoom, click on icons and so on. The system relies on a radar system ...

Wednesday, Nov 11

Thursday, Nov 12

Energy & Green Tech

Radio waves pave the way for better wireless EV charging

Imagine parking your electric vehicle (EV) and charging it without plugging in a cable. Wireless charging makes this possible, but efficient charging requires precise alignment between the vehicle's receiver coil and the ...

Engineering

Electric fields can change how semiconductors dissipate heat

As electronic devices become smaller and more powerful, keeping them from overheating is an increasingly difficult engineering challenge. Now, Cornell researchers have developed a computational method, backed by the first ...

Hi Tech & Innovation

Aircraft simulations scale new heights with supercomputer

High-accuracy aerodynamic simulations are essential to designing commercial aircraft that are safer, faster and more fuel efficient. But the physics of airflow is so complex that the aerospace industry needs more computing ...

Engineering

Study links cement particle shape and construction costs

Engineers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have developed a low-cost test that could help the construction industry save money. The new technique uses a $500 microscope-based framework to measure cement particle ...

Friday, Nov 13

Computer Sciences

AI models can answer differently when told they are being watched

Large language models (LLMs), the AI systems underpinning the functioning of ChatGPT, Gemini and other similar platforms, are now widely used worldwide. While the responses provided by these models can be useful in many situations, ...

Consumer & Gadgets

Shape-shifting bioyarns weave new possibilities for wearable tech

The yarns made of seaweed, shrimp shells and gelatin concocted in the Hybrid Body Lab seemed to have serious defects. When exposed to water, the seaweed yarn swelled, the shrimp-shell yarn elongated in acidic conditions and ...